It's a nice place to hit balls in the winter. Well lit, friendly staff and it's more reasonably…read morepriced than other golf domes. I wish they opened earlier, 9AM on the weekends and 10 AM during the week

I tried this place out for the first time and it was excellent. The facility and staff are top…read morenotch. It's a great way to keep working on your game during the off season.

Way back in the day I was in a golf league at this course. So when the weather broke a little bit…read more(near 50 degrees) me and a couple friends found this course open and made a T time. Even though I did remember most of the holes I did not remember all the Goose crap on the back nine, especially poopy was 15, 16, 17. Truly disgusting and certainly unhealthy. I know I shouldn't complain about golfing in Chicagoland in December but, it, was bad! Even the greens had turds on them! The best part of this day was the nineteenth hole at Sal & Tonys inside the clubhouse for some ice cold brews.

This was my third time playing. The course seems in good shape, getting plenty of water…read more The greens are in good shape, but slow. Overall, they are consistent even when it gets hot and the morning dew dries up. Not too much roll out around the course mainly because it's watered well and when the ball impacts the green it leaves a deep ball mark. There aren't major water hazards, mainly small creeks winding their way through the course. Traps were in good shape. Affordable and enjoyable.

Attended my best friend's wedding reception at Chevy Chase Country Club and had a charming time!!…read moreLuckily our hotel shuttled us to and from the venue so we were able to enjoy ourselves fully. The entrance is a great spacious area with variety of comfy seats and spaces to place pictures to honor loved ones and showcase the couples travels and love story. We made it to the bar and noticed the cute signature drink signage. The margarita was delish! There were a lot of folks crowding the bar for cocktail hour and the two bartenders were busting their chops to serve all guests..couldn't help but noticed they could of used a third person to ease the load. Making our way to the next part of the room, there were cocktail tables, a photo booth, and sign-in/gifts table. After awhile the staff removed some dividers to reveal a spacious area for the tables and guests with the sweetheart table center and ample room for dancing. The evening flowed with speeches, plated dinners, dances, and a champagne toast. The salad sat on a cheese bowl with boats of dressing to pass around, the entrees had tasty veggies and creamy potatoes. My fiancés salmon tasted better than the chewy filet mignon. As soon as the dancing started, the staff would whisk away plates and bottles of wine to which our table requested the bottles be left behind due them still being consumed / half full. The bar was still flowing and later in the evening there were some midnight snacks. Bathrooms had plenty of stalls and were clean. The overall time we had went by too quickly! Enjoyed our evening!!

Great place. I was late due to my aircraft arriving late. Super nice guy named Tim gave me a lift…read moreto meet my crew. This place is in incredible shape. If the y wanted to, they could close for 2 weeks, and it could be Augusta quality. Highly recommend.

Absolutely one of my favorite golf courses in the area to play golf. Has a great bar and a good Pro…read moreshop . I have not had the opportunity to use the virtual bases yet, but I plan to do so in the winter months. Also, during the times that I'm there, they seem to be challenged with staff meeting the guy working. The Pro shop is also the guy working the food and bar. Also, I just played this Saturday and didn't see a cart beverage person the entire time. May have just been because it's towards the end of the year so I'm not dogging you for that.

Played here a couple of months ago and had a blast. Staff was amazing and pace of play was perfect…read more I shot the course record as well. A scenic 136

Don't take your kids here. My two sons and I were playing golf together. They are new golfers and…read morewere learning how to play. We were rushed by the starter as she drove around the course, and when we got to the next tee box we were waiting to play because we caught the group in front of us. The people here were not kind, and I don't feel like I can bring my family here. Where else are new golfers supposed to learn how to play? This is a nine hole par three course. People are supposed to be able to learn how to golf here. Don't go here if that's what you're hoping for.

We enjoy this well maintained course. The friendly staff start you off on time and maintenance…read morecrews are respectful of your play. It's a hilly course and the views are spectacular.

I don't play golf nor live in the burbs so I don't have much use for a Country Club in Long Grove…read more However, I've been to my share of bridal showers here at the Twin Orchard Country Club. And they've definitely got the bridal shower thing down to a science so I can see why so many of my friends have chosen to have their showers here (or their hostesses have chosen to have them here). The bridal showers always start with appetizers out in the lobby. Like most social events the appetizers here at Twin Orchard Country Club are better than the entrees so eat up if you find yourself here for a shower! At the shower I attended yesterday they had yummy crispy pizza, as well as a delish looking tuna tartare, which I'd be about if it wasn't for the baby in my tummy. I've had lunch entrees that have ranged from salads (my fave) to grilled chicken and of course you always have to save room for dessert, which is usually cake in the shape of a ring box. YUM! This food is all served in a spacious room, perfect for setting up lots of round tables and a long table of gifts. My only complaint is that Twin Orchard takes forever to get to from the city (especially when there's lots of traffic), but I'm guessing most of their members live in the area.

Every year, the company I work for hosts an incredible holiday shindig here. It's 5 stars from the…read morecrew who valet your vehicle, to the coat check, to to food, and service. They put out a remarkable spread, feeding upwards of 500 people high quality, delightfully paired, and perfectly prepped and proportioned. Staff are appropriately available, courteous, capable and always on point. They run the events they host like a well oiled machine, making themselves almost fade into the background of the party itself. The restrooms are well kept and spacious. They recently renovated and opened a back area up- it gives the area a modern, yet warm feel. I would highly suggest it for a wedding (the grounds are beautiful when it's not 11 degrees out and snowing!) GPS will send you into the woods if you don't pay close attention. I'm very grateful for Twin Orchards hosting us every year, they never disappoint. Before I leave you, let me share this. DESSERT. Holy heavens hath opened up to bestow this magical, whimsical buffet of decadent deliciousness. No diet can restrain you from its incredible yield of flavors, colors, textures and you'll be so glad you gave in.

Course is in great shape so early in the season. Staff is friendly and accommodating.read more

I'm giving this course a 3 1/2. It's a beautiful and challenging course that's in decent shape with…read moregood length at 6800 yards and a slope rating of around 127. The pros: GPS on carts! Most holes are lined with trees on both sides and there a variety of holes that make you shape your drives. Some shots require a blind shot to greens if not placed properly. Greens were true and in decent shape with moderate speed/undulation, and not many ball marks. The clubhouse is quite roomy and has a variety of great food. The cons: No driving range. There are 2 cheesey nets with mats for practice. Some holes didn't have water in the ball cleaners and water fountains didn't work. Some greens were littered with leaves which made putting impossible. These are basic necessities that need to be checked and maintained regularly. It's an easy course to find. We paid $41 on November 1st, which is a good deal for a course of this caliber. The pace of play was 5 hours, but I'm sure it's longer in the summer. If management maintained the basic necessities properly, I'd give it 3 1/2 stars.

I can't review the the Country Club itself, although I have many friends who belong there and seem…read moreto really like it. However, I've been to more bar mitzvah celebrations there than I can count...and if you're looking for a venue that can do a turnkey mitzvah this is it. When looking for my own celebrations I looked elsewhere because I prefer a venue that's a little different, but Ravinia Green has the process down and makes it easy for those planning. Cocktail hour: I've been to cocktail hours in the restaurant, another room within the club and outside. I will say outside is the way to go if the weather cooperates, but unfortunately the weather is unlikely to cooperate in Chicago. Main space: It's a spacious room that's perfect for about 200 (an estimate) people. It's always the same set up with the stage straight ahead, bar in the back, photo booth to the far right and food stations towards the back and to the left. Tables are set up throughout the room with the kids typically being closer to the dance floor. It's a nice space that's easy to make beautiful with the right decor company. Food: I find the food to be fair here, but that's typically the case when it comes to serving food to the masses. I've been to parties where they can take quite a long time to service everyone from the stations so I recommend having 2-3 stations that aren't right next to each other to keep the lines down. I've found their Mexican and gyro stations to be the best. Dessert: This is what they do best so if you are at an event save room for lots of delicious desserts. I usually find apps and desserts (and skipping the entree) is the way to go at most events I attend and i know if i'm going to to ravinia green that the desserts will be extra tasty. Cost: I've never seen a proposal, but I'm sure planning an event is pricey, but i have heard it's more reasonable than many other local venues. We've been to so many events here that my family often says "again?" when i announce we are going to Ravinia Green, but there's something to be said for consistency and they consistently do a good job with them.

Christian in event sales is an absolute star! My company tasked me with finding a holiday party…read morevenue. There was not a stone that man did not turn over to answer every question, accommodate every ask, and he followed up persistently, always friendly and pleasant... all for a small, $5,000 party! Unfortunately, the company decided they then wanted a speakeasy vibe so we couldn't book but I hope Invited Clubs/Ravinia Green recognizes what they've got in this guy!

This was a stunning location to host a bridal shower. We hosted a 20 person bridal shower in the…read moreFireside Room. Working with Jessica Trzop leading up to the event was easy and efficient; she had excellent customer service and ensured that everything we needed was accounted for. Upon arrival, I was surprised to not have known that someone else would be caring for us on the day of the event. I'm wondering if this shift caused things to be lost in communication, as we didn't have things such as the P.A. System and microphone set up, A-frame stands for our welcome sign, or a welcome table. We pivoted and worked through it. Our bartender was so grumpy and passive aggressive. But there was nothing to do about that in the moment either so we tried to kill her with kindness and shake it off. Overall, it ended up being a beautiful shower, the food was excellent, and we were able to persevere through the few hiccups we had.

July end 2024 review Attended a sweet 16 birthday party…read moreThe venue is beautiful, the golf club staff were a miss I got the impression they weren't too enthusiastic or ready for an Indian American sweet 16 party - something new to learn everyday In the members bar & restaurant, there was a lady server/helper/manager who looked tired and stressed and was having none of the younger school kids walk from the entrance to the party hall in the back - her tone was outright rude - not cool On the +ve side - our event hostess in the white jacket was very accommodating, bartender and chef were rockstars